Gluten Free, Energy Bar
A new metal beast has arrived on BumbleBar’s production floor!
To increase production numbers and eliminate waste, BumbleBar brought in a Vemag dough portioner. The new machine extrudes mixtures at fast speeds and exceptionally accurate weights.
“We want to create the highest quality product, and we think this is what will produce it,” says Glenn Ward, co-CEO and co-owner. [Read more…]
As a company, we wear many hats. We produce our own private label BumbleBars and JunoBars and we also function as a copacker. We have processed a variety of products, from granola to snack puffs, and perhaps most importantly we research and develop products for clients with a variety of needs.
BumbleBar was featured in Spokane Coeur d’Alene Living alongside other businesses that operate parts of their companies locally such as Millianna, Pyrotek, HOTSTART, Imprezzio, and Spiceologist.
The feature discusses the advantages of conducting business in a city like Spokane versus larger cities such as Seattle and New York. Our Founder and CEO Liz Ward was a perfect individual to interview for this take on Spokane as BumbleBar has thrived multiple times over since our operation moved from Seattle in 2003.
Did you know that we make a whole lot more than just JunoBars and BumbleBars? We are a co-packer which means we produce (literally) tons of gluten-free, nutrient dense snacks for other like minded businesses around the world! We partner with those who seek our services not solely because of our experience and high-quality performance, but also because we source only the best ingredients on earth.
BUMBLEBAR INC. COMPLETES MAJOR EXPANSION
Spokane Valley, WA: In response to multi-year, double and triple digit growth, BUMBLEBAR INC. has recently accomplished a major move, expansion and upgrades to their manufacturing capabilities located in Spokane Valley, Washington. Despite the small distance between BumbleBar’s old home, formerly located at the Spokane Industrial Park, and the new manufacturing facility, now at Flora Industrial Center, the square footage gained was in fact, not small at all.
